The Brutalist Report

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• Foxconn takes Delhi's cash, commits to India chip plant [1432d]
• San Francisco 49ers catch ransomware, sample files leaked online [1432d]
• AMD, Xilinx complete world's biggest semiconductor merger thanks to stock boom [1432d]
• Intel's plan to license x86 cores for chips with Arm, RISC-V and more inside [1432d]
• Canalys: Foldable shipments could 'exceed 30 million by 2024' [1432d]
• Qualcomm jumps on Wi-Fi 7 bandwagon amid chip shortage [1433d]
• US DoJ gets more time to consider Oracle-Cerner merger [1433d]
• IT technician jailed for wiping school's and pupils' devices [1433d]
• Microsoft veteran demystifies Abort, Retry, Fail? DOS error [1433d]
• Insurance claims up 31% thanks to the metaverse [1433d]
• Linux tops Google's Project Zero charts for fastest bug fixes [1433d]
• Russian 'Minecraft bomb plot' teen jailed for five years [1433d]
• Semiconductor market correction could come in 2024 [1433d]
• Reality check: We should not expect our communications to remain private [1433d]
• The end of free Google storage for education [1433d]
• RIP Ninjacat: No longer fits in Windows 11 world [1433d]
• Beware the big bang in the network room [1433d]
• China's top chipmaker pivots to domestic sales, struggles to satisfy demand [1433d]
• IBM looked to reinvigorate its 'dated maternal workforce' [1433d]
• Full-time internet surveillance comes to Cambodia this week [1433d]
• Spot the irony: India's Reserve Bank says outsourcing and offshoring are risky [1433d]
• Red Hat signals Intel's software-defined silicon will debut in Linux 5.18 [1433d]